Allentown Fades to Invaders in Yard Battle
Allentown loses to the Invaders in a high scoring ball game yesterday. Knox started for Adams and was the lone out pitcher. Lenory starred for the losers with a double and two singles while Westenberg Wolf and Luyster contributed hits for the middle station. Reading and Philadelphia also show upcoming games.
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Invaders Home For A Long Stay At Home
Beginning tomorrow the Invaders will stay long at home. Philadelphia team arrives for a game today and a double header tomorrow afternoon. A Sunday clash follows with reads Inga appearing Monday and Tuesday. Husney's Hua ware Wednesday and Thursday. Jerry Nops, newly transferred to Philadelphia, to pitch one game tomorrow. Hickey, the new pitcher signed by Newbeck, will oppose him. Layster or Boyer to pitch the other game. The frat contest starts at 2 o'clock with the second game at noon. admission for both games.
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Leo Bellingroth Shows Great Form in League Game
Leo Bellingroth of Shuttle Room dominated Foundry in a Singer League game at the star grounds. He fanned seventeen in seven innings and yielded just one hit as Shuttle’ s 12-1 victory. Cole pitched three innings for Foundry before being relieved.
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Pingry Baseball Pride Promises Thrilling Oval Clash
Pingry School fans forecast an exciting contest tomorrow morning on the Pingry Oval as the Battin team visits. The season has featured strong batting, steady fielding, and a mix of close defeats and notable wins, with Pingry proving resilient at home against New York City rivals and Princeton. The outcome hinges on pitching, hitting, and local support.
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Y M C A Opens Baseball Season With Trenton Clash
The Elizabeth Y M C A baseball team, entering its first season in the New Jersey State Y M C A League, meets Trenton at Walnut Street grounds tomorrow at 10 30 AM. Managers and players anticipate a strong amateur squad with hopes for the silver trophy offered by A G Spalding & Bro.
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Battin High shows strong season with high batting averages
Battin High School dominates early schedule posting eleven games with ten wins and 196 runs, an average over twelve per game. Outfield stars and the infield defense shine while Rogers and Manuel commit only one error all season. next up is Pingry School in a long awaited rematch.
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Tigers and Royals Tie In Seven Inning Slugfest
A seven inning tie between the Tigers and Royals marked by late miscues and shaky pitching. Newark held a 4-0 lead before Montreal rallied with timely hits and Royals errors, leading to a chaotic but scoreless finish as umpires halted play in the eighth.
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Triangles Face Two Tough Games In Row
The Roselle team Triangles line up for two big tests today meeting the Olympics from New York in the morning and the Trojans in the afternoon. Lineups include Margoca Russell behind the plate and Mack Lynch at short among others. Officials under Mr. Murray will umpire the doubleheader starting at 10 30 and 3 30.
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Watchung Hunt Club Races Announced at Piniatick Park
The fourth annual Watchung Hunt Club meet at Piniatick Driving Park features five furlong nets for Netherwood Club entrants Nessie Mullom Murry Kina Chigeh and Spring Beauty plus Middlesex Cup steeplechase for bona fide hunters. Additional races include a Pioneer Cup for local drivers and a Watchung Cup open to hacks and hunters over one mile thirty yards with entries Myasteriong Shamus Rai and others. Final Somerset Cup for hunters lists Roxehink Harry Barlow Go Math Miss Burnt and Goldem Arma as entrants.
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Union County Cricket Team Prepares For Bound Brook Match
The Union County cricket squad travels from Elizabeth to Bound Brook by 040 A M for a daylong match against Bound Brook. The likely XI includes A H Sol, 0 A Cibsan, A Yate, N o Taraite, U0 Doddard, Bene Fna, Ba Edwards, te demsrdy Jesoen E A Leach, Nat Howard, Walter Delll, J C Corbin, J Autrobua and Ro A Bawarde.
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Education in Alabama Echoes a Schoolyard Lesson
An old Alabaman speaks with a neighbor’s son visiting Atlante University style. The exchange mocks schooling delays and patience, asking how long it takes to fetch a hatchet after a year of study. It underscores community speech and rural education culture.
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